Christmas vocabulary

Our _____________ melted in the sun, and now it looks like a pile of snow wearing a very serious top hat.

We think our little brother is secretly an _____________ because he keeps hiding our socks in the Christmas tree.

We had to use a very long rope to pull Santa back up the _____________ after he got stuck taking a selfie.

My dad claims he saw _____________ at the mall wearing a t-shirt that said, "I'm on vacation."

We tried to light the very old _____________ with a match, but it just fizzled and smelled like burnt cheese.

Instead of milk and cookies, this year I left _____________ and broccoli for Santa.

My grandmother knitted me a _____________ so big that a small dog could sleep in it.

The _____________ was so heavy that Santa only brought me a pair of socks and a  pencil.

I think the _____________ is where all the lost socks and forgotten homework assignments go.

One _____________ got distracted by a shiny bicycle and accidentally flew into a very tall oak tree.

The dog kept trying to eat the decorative _____________ off the door, thinking it was a giant green bagel.

I'm worried about being on _____________ because I accidentally fed my vegetables to the cat last week.

I shook the big, wrapped _____________ and heard a suspicious noise that sounded exactly like a grumpy hamster.

I dropped the sparkly cat _____________, and it made the sound of a tiny, disappointed scream.

If Santa had a flat tire on his _____________, he would have to call a flying tow truck.